Walking the talk”—living one’s beliefs instead of just talking about them—is a watchword for many Christians. In fact, it applies to people of many faiths and is reflected in new and forthcoming books ...

Publication of the first volume of “Eleh Eskra,” a work in Hebrew containing the biographies of Jewish religious leaders in Europe who were killed by the Nazis during World War II, was announced today ...

In this convincing biography, historian Gehrz (The Pietist Option) argues Charles Lindbergh was an early example of a public figure who led a spiritual but not religious life. Lindbergh did not grow ...

- Condensed from a speech by Colonel Leo K. Thorsness, USAF (Retired) and a recipient of the Medal of Honor You've probably seen the bumper sticker somewhere along the road. It depicts an American ...

James Boswell is a hard act to follow. His Life of Johnson, written at close range after more hours in pubs and miles of travel with his eccentric subject than most could have withstood, is detailed, ...